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Speaking to VideoGamer.com at a recent Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts press day, Rare’s lead technical artist Neill Harrison and senior animator Elissa Miller have teased fans with news that there’s plenty of the game still to reveal.
“There are two entire game worlds that nobody has seen yet – we might be revealing those at Tokyo,” said Miller. “The thing is, it’s such a massive game that what we’ve shown so far is barely a quarter of the actual experience. It’s an immense game, which makes it quite hard to develop, but it also means there’s loads to see and do… we’ve barely touched on it.”
Harrison added: “There are lots of components we’ve not shown off yet. And there are over 100 challenges – we’ve only ever shown off a handful of them.”
Check back later today for the interview in full and updated hands-on Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts impressions.
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